Lodge Enamel Cast Iron 7.5 Quart Dutch Oven, Blue, EC7D33
Lodge Enamel Cast Iron 7.5 Quart Dutch Oven, Blue, EC7D33
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Lodge Enamel Cast Iron 7.5 Quart Dutch Oven, Blue, EC7D33

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Key item features

  • Enamel Benefits: The porcelain enamel surface eliminates the need to season the cast iron and ensures a smooth, non-reactive cooking surface.
  • Versatile Use: Ideal for broiling, braising, baking, roasting, sautéing, simmering, or frying on any stovetop or in the oven.
  • Generous Capacity: With a 7.5 quart capacity, this Dutch oven is perfect for preparing large meals, soups, stews, and cobblers.
  • Stylish Design: The blue enamel finish makes this Dutch oven a beautiful showpiece in any gourmet kitchen.
  • Easy Maintenance: Hand wash with a nylon pad or scraper to preserve appearance; avoid citrus-based cleaners and dry thoroughly before storing.
  • Multi-Functionality: Allows for marinating, refrigerating, cooking, and serving all in one versatile piece of cookware.
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Pros

  • : Has a visually appealing look.
  • : Requires minimal effort for cleaning.
  • : Accommodates multiple people or large meals.
  • : Offers great value at this cost.
  • : Made with heavy materials that ensure long-lasting use.

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  • : Can be substantial, but also provides excellent heat retention and control.
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Dec 29, 2013
scott312
5 out of 5 stars review

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Happy to have it!

This is my first Lodge Enamel Cast Iron 7 5 Quart French Oven. I plan on buying a few more different sizes. This one when it's full of pot roast and fixings made my oven rack bow a little. I'm going to set it on top of a large rectangle cooking pan next time to even out it's weight. The oven roast was wonderful. I also made homemade Chicken noodle soup on the stove top and I was amazed at how the pot held the steam in. I don't know how I even got by with out this pot.

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Mar 21, 2025
Nancy
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Color: Blue
5 out of 5 stars review

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You won't be disappointed

Absolutely beautiful Dutch Oven. Just love using it for soups and stews. Lovely color. The price point is great too.

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Mar 25, 2021
JHouse
5 out of 5 stars review

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Nice Dutch Oven

note: one photo shows rubber spacers dutch oven was shipped with, it's not part of the cookware I really like this Dutch oven, have used it quite a bit. It's heavy of course (it's cast iron!), but that's part of why it cooks well. The finish was good, didn't have any flaws, Lodge does make these in China but due to environmental regulations enamel cast iron isn't made in the US, as I understand it. I think one company might, but they cost hundreds of dollars, more than even high end enamel cast iron. It does cook differently than other pots/pans, do a little research on cooking with cast iron. It retains heat amazingly, but it takes a little longer to heat up, once hot you need much less heat, for instance under a pot of chili. Just do your research before cooking. Came very well packaged. Keep those little rubber spacers for between the lid and pot for storing, less chance of chipping. (Remove before cooking of course! )

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